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Old 01-13-2010, 02:36 AM   #11
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If I was in your position, I would look into a University hospital. They normally hire the best doctors and specialist. Your doctor should already be referring you to a specialist. If you are suffering from arthitis then the specialist would be a rheumatologist. For something thats bothering you from a year ago and getting worse, I would definitely ask for a referral.

When I was sick, I actually looked for and found an university specialist. I called the university and asked what was needed to see them. They told me to get a referral for insurance purposes. Once I got it from my general practitioner (I told him the name of the doctor and told him I wanted to see them), I was in the system. Then I was able to see quite a few specialist as it was one system (they had a hard time finding out what was wrong). I would have an appointment with one specialist and within the same appointment they would call another specialist to come and see me. There were days when three different specialist would have a conference while I sitting there, each wanting another blood panel specified. :-P
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Old 02-21-2010, 04:28 PM   #12
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Ya i went Wednesday and he told me i need to do therapy before any surgery. I almost **** my self. Guess it is more for insurance then healing. My hope is when the therapy fails or if it does he will do a MRI then send me to a surgeon. My plan is a second opinion. I properly will not get surgery unless it is a must.
Let me tell you that surgery must be a last resort. I had both left and Right rotators done and it ain't no picnic. I had to give up my conv. bow and use a cross bow. Two years later I still can't lift my arms above my head. The surgery still was a success because it got rid of the constant pain and grinding when in motion. You may have to see a ortho. DR. too get to the bottom of your problem.
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Old 10-07-2010, 08:21 AM   #13
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Old 10-08-2010, 08:58 AM   #14
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please get another opinion,the va wanted to whack my foot off because of a broken ankle but i went to another DR and am walking on it now.all the pills and shots just cover it up.get it fixed and rock on!
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